New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-17
ESCAPING FROM CITY HEAT
TIE OATSKILLG.
,rsrRcr WEATHER AND MANY VISITORS

HorxL ARRIvALA
xrxosroN. July IT, Not word OF fault has been
e,uvA With the Catski weather yet this season Ihe
a.. ara merely succession of delightful atmospheric
eo1ditious which have rarely been equaed for mod
sr.sien and squilibrky Of temperature. There nave
49, M extremes TO excite the mercury or disturb ana
dieeust whiting humanity. Hotel men have ieft snen
thermometers the front plaszas with absolute I'M
punity. Visitors are now rapidly multiplying ~ III
points the rambles and drives are growing popuious
by dsy and the parlors and piaszas increase IN DRILL
isncv each evening. Everybody seems to be HAPPY
except theobsequious waiter. who gets anne wne,e
he expected halt-doIlar at least But this prop
ably an annoyance that likely to remain
from lite ct the summer hotels. -,
The arrival of Jay Gould with his family az tne
Kaaterskill last evening ought 70 % no'a",. AZ,
which any hotel management would coVe@ nus .D
modest railway nssnate ana muno"t har. Paopl.
s,oid making display when he comes nero. .op,o
Who chance to recognize him among the crown az 'no
hotel or have him pointed out to them. WIN sos M"
dining with his family at OF the regular 'auoe IL
the main dining hall and there DO iooA.' ..S .ha
aata wonderfully like the average guest WIN '"o
sverage pocket-book His small physique wnen ABOUT
The rotunda Is not impressive and there Is nothing
sbout his manner which emphasizes II. Mary Oh inc
guests do not learn ct his presence he lett MS acns
"a Kingstou and was whirled mp here by special
train he is here fer few DAYS OF the mountain ar
DR.. Gilchrist is doing the mountains witt nne
carriage turnout stopping at the leading hotes On
his way.
o. G. Staples. the well-known proprietor OF WIZARDS
Hotel, Washington, arrived with his tamiy at the
Kasterskil OH Wednesday. He will proceed to his
old homo at WATERFOWL and will spend August at the
Thousand Islands.
Tennis and croquet are favorte games with Grand
Hotel guests. The children have donkey rides and
the men shoot at Blue Rocks and clay pigeons when
they tire OF baseball and bsrds The Grahd IS
always q lively resort There il something about the
air of Monka Hill which induces fun and social enjoy
ment and nobody seems surprised at any bubbiing
levity which may be displayed.
William Candy, tho Cunard steamship agent, hat
been at the Tremper with very complste road oubt.
j. r. Silvernaii, OF Drew Theological Seminary. is
visiting tho Rev. o. p. Dales his brother-in-law, at
Pine Hill.
G. L. A. Martin and family, of Brooklyn. are at
their new summer cutteSe near the Summit
The Hunter region is gradually filling with guests
Camp-moetiug on the picturesque and slightly caup
ground near the base of Hunter Mountain, is an
nounced to begin on August 4.
The new West End Hotel in that locality will soon
be completed. The new Breeze Lawn House opens
with 6ne prospects.
C. W. Saudersou, Boston artist, is sketchng in
the range new photograph gallery has been estab-
ished at Hunter by Kingston artist
Manager Page, OF the Ka.tersklll paid visit to
the Grand Hotel the scene Of bis first labors in the
Catskiils o few days ago. He had a large party
with him, in which were Judge Ccwing and family;
the Misses De Mile, the Hon. Charles Matthews and
wife. Mrs. Paige and Miss Gusse Paige
Morris Philips OF "The Home journal" has been
s 1n and er with him
b. 6. Cranston, OF Cranston's on the hudson, was
. lste visitor at the Grand. Colonel V. Lott and
family. OF San Antonio. Texas are among late arrivals
John Bookhout and family of Dallas. Texas, are at
DR.. l. K Funk and family, Of Brooklyn. ct
their Cascade cottage, Grfhn's Corners.
The Raymond excursion party, numbering nearly
to-day. They will visit all the leading points briefly
Ibe Leidersranz Society, of New-YOrk, are expected
on Monday. They will take in the principal resorts
and spend q week more in the range.
Captain William Patterson and wife, OF Kansas
City. are at RoxDury
James Mclean and family, OF New-York, have
taken possession of their cottage at South Kortright
be West Shore station at Kingston has been neatly
repaired and the triangular park at one END Is taste
Visitors sightng from the trains there are favorably
Editor Smith, of "The New Rochelle Press" is
summerng with his family ir his breezy Summit cot
tage ~
York. stage proprietor, has an elegant summer resi-
dence at South Kortright file is vcepresdent of the
new Delaware and Otsego Railroad Company.
George Harding, owner OF the kaa;erskll was ex-
pecteI home from Europe yesterday with his son,
Butler X. Harding His transalatic visit was partly
on business and partly for pleasure.
deer park among the latest projects about to be
consdmmated IN the Catskills. The proposition comes
from Forestry Commissioner Townsend Cox. He will
address Kingston meeting fne subject next ues-
day and WILL ask for committee TO accompany HIM
next day visit to the wids to locate the park IL
will be established under the new law appropriatlng
e., 600. Deer. wild turkeys alpine hares ahd part
ridges to be placed therein, and the whole will be
enclosed with high IRON fence with gamekeeper
IN caarge For five years no game shall be killed or
j. Hooker Hamersey has brought some fine saddle
and carriage horses 10 the Aaa.ersk Tor his own and
Among guasts soon expected at the Grant are Mrs.
H. Robbins, A. J. Dam aud wife. II. Schoonnaker and
family, New York; j. B.. Voorhees, ami wife James
Rodw-ll and wife brooklyn; Benjamin Whitley and
family. ii. ID. Harvey aud family Baltimore; L. +.
Barry. Mr.. NJ W Sblrk aud daughter. Philadelphia;
w. q. Knowles and family, Bryn Mawr; Dr. j. w.
joyce Washington; C. L. Lqrriat and party, Boston
Among :ts arrivals at a few OF tho bote are
,.eraad Hotel William A. Ballan tine and family,
Hayes, j. w. Wheaton. Boyd c. Dsckei Dr.. and Mrs
Z. l. Partri'lge, F. H.. Kimoall; g. Kaufman and nc
c. Buchanan, New.YOrk; E. G.. Webster, G. H.
Smith and family, Brooklyn; W. j. Stops. Albany;
DR.. and MIRA Hawley, Yonkers; Mrs. Walter Robin
Hotel kaai erskiIl-Georye L. Lamberton, William
E. from and wife, N. w. Anthony; the Misses Rhine
Thomas p Ram dell. the Rev. ). Rordan, tie Misses
btora, Dr. and Mrs. Gu bert, John H. Mesbitt,
Mr. Faulkner, James L. Lounsbsry. William V. King.
]. Elliot Smith and wife, Charles Matthew's J.
Hooker Hamersley, Miss Hamerslcy, j. NJ Lennard and
Philips and wife. W. C. DevIue and wife. NEWPORT;
+. Is. Smith and wife, Mrs. A. f. Sim, Walter s.
and family, W. T. James and wife, Mr.. j. Kings!and
b. Filter, Edgar B: Meyer, Wa ter E; CIR ham W. w.
Harding Alice Harding, Victor Strotel and wife.
philadelphia; Emma F; Dyke. Nil gaukee; franklin
VT; j. w. Mackey, Miss Mackay. w. F. Mack.y
Yonkers; MRS. J. II. Lane. Jane Robinson and wife
Chicsgo; NJ E. Green. s.; Louis; John A. Ross and
House; N. F. ScbiefAn, Miss Schieflin, Providence;
o. G. Staple. ana wife, Washington; Mrs. Edgar
Flower, Resale Flower England William Nicoll. A.
ID. Daniels, Orange, Mac. -
Trenper Houses. c. Beckwith and wife, D. Mo
Kee,er and family Eugene f. Dewey. y L. Grant,
T. E. Grant Henry Werner and family, George
Overall and party. s. Ulman aud family, g: W.
Jenks and wife, George II. Berger and wife. W. e.
Darwin aud family, ID. X. Van Houten and wife,
w. Ward and family, j. II. Stebbins ID. 7. Verderal
and family. A kaufman and family, Sew.York